I like the idea in general, but have one question concerning it: how much of a percentage would be considered legally fair to add onto your standard pricing so that you would not be in danger of being attacked for overcharging?
In the Manufacturing industry, the accepted standard is six percent over cost for a minimum charge. As far as commercial sales, I think whatever the market will bear, within reason. You don’t want to overcharge or you will lose sales, but if you undercharge you will lose out and go out of business.
Personally, I would tack on a standard charge of, say, five thousand extra just because of the extra work and headache that would be involved. Then again, I am not a lawyer so I do not know how that would fly in court if a potential customer takes issue with that.
Everyone knows what their hourly cost of keeping the doors open is. Personally I wouldn’t add anything because thankfully I have yet to have a single LGBT client. If it ends up being one a month then I would donate my time simply because I don’t want to profit from these sickos.